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Pokédex said:It can go for days without eating a single morsel. In the bulb on its back, it stores energy.
JBear said:I'll always have a soft spot for my original starter, even if seeing a Blastoise later gave me buyer's remourse. Also, he's got a fun chip on his shoulder in the cartoon.
Someone is a fan of Nikolai Gogol.bulba bulba
Is there a list somewhere in this thread? I didn't see one in the first post...
Pokédex said:The skull it wears on its head is that of its dead mother. According to some, it will evolve when it comes to terms with the pain of her death.
Falselogic said:So sad. So determined. So loveable.
Canonically, all Cubone have a dead mom. How does the species propagate? "Well, perhaps they're born in litters," you say. But unless Mom has multiple skulls, this doesn't bear out. One thing we know for sure: Cubone breeders are monsters.Whoa! Great showing for Cubone. Not too surprising, given it's one of the few non-legendary 'mons to have a legit (and moving) backstory. It's also one of those odd video game scenarios that blurs the lines between a species and an individual, but that just comes with the territory of the medium sometimes.
Whoops! That was a copy/paste error. (So was Lysandre instead of Meowth.)Cubone was my #12, not my #2. My top three has been heavily cemented long before this list: Magikarp, Snorlax and a third one who probably won't show but I'll leave them unnamed just in case. I'm very adamant about this.
After eliminating all possibilities, whatever's left, however improbable, must be the right explanation. Female cubones evolve into a yet unseen form with multiple heads.How does the species propagate? "Well, perhaps they're born in litters," you say. But unless Mom has multiple skulls, this doesn't bear out.
Pokédex said:Pikachu that can generate powerful electricity have cheek sacs that are extra soft and super stretchy.
JBear said:He's the poster boy for a reason. Love that cute dangerous electric mouse.
Thos reminds me of an old joke from back in the day:
Q: How do you get a Pikachu on a bus?
A: You don't, because electric type Pokemon are a safety hazard for vehicles that rely on electromechanical signals for operation.
Pokédex said:During the day, it builds up energy via photosynthesis. At night, it flies silently through the sky, on the prowl for prey.
JBear said:A cute baby owl.
Falselogic said:You just want to hug this little guy.
I don't know what birds are